01. "Empires (sometimes We Fall)" 02. "Break Away" 03. "Judas" 04. "Vikings" 05. "Bruises" 06. "Gasoline" 07. "The Key" 08. "Resurrection Day" 09. "Carnivore (long March Through the Jazz Age)" 10. "Will You Still Be There"
Description:
"Long March Through The Jazz Age" is a CD that captures the raw, unpolished energy and melodic bite that have made The Saints a perennial reference point in punk and alternative rock. Across its tracks, the album combines driving guitars, nervy rhythms and a gritty vocal presence with a sense of melody that nods subtly to classic jazz-age urgency: restless, urban, nocturnal. The production emphasizes immediacy over gloss, placing you right in front of the band as they pivot between wiry uptempo numbers and darker, slow-burning pieces. Lyrically, the record explores alienation, desire and disillusionment with a sharp, literate edge, matching the tense musical backdrop with images of late-night streets, fading glamour and emotional stand-offs. The result is a cohesive listening experience that feels like a long walk through neon-lit cities, equal parts nostalgia and confrontation. Fans of tense, guitar-driven music with character and atmosphere will find this CD both accessible and rewarding over repeated listens.
Fire Records / Cargo stands behind this release as a label and distributor known for its commitment to distinctive, often independent voices on the international scene. Fire Records has built a reputation for nurturing artists who value creative autonomy and long-term artistic development rather than short-lived trends, while Cargo has become an important distribution partner for getting such music into record stores and to passionate listeners worldwide. Together they ensure solid sound quality, thoughtful presentation and reliable availability, making this edition of "Long March Through The Jazz Age" a collector-friendly and durable choice for your CD shelf.
The Saints occupy a special place in rock history as one of the pioneering bands of the punk era, often cited for their early, explosive approach and their refusal to sit still stylistically. Over the years they have moved through raw punk, darker rock textures and more melodic, reflective phases, influencing countless later bands with their combination of intensity and songwriting craft. Their legacy rests on a body of work that continues to be rediscovered by new generations, and "Long March Through The Jazz Age" fits into this trajectory as another chapter in a career defined by independence, restlessness and a distinctive sonic fingerprint.
Alternative
49.434
- Dark Wave 745- Funpunk 41- Garage 3.121- Grunge 137- Independent 13.120- Industrial 828- Internat.Punk 12.986- Melody Core 29- New Wave 550- Other Alternative 17.189Songwriter 3.446
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